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Yeah?

Look at the beliefs of those who wrote it. I read your post 45, it seems to be an opinion. I don't think it can be supported from Scripture.

No one goes to Heaven, all go to Hades, the grave!

The creed refers to water baptism

Baptism is the method that God has given to acquire the for forgiveness of sins

Couple of questions. Where does Scripture say that the Kingdom of God/Heaven is in the great beyond? Where does Scripture say that one can't be a Christian unless they are doing supernatural things? Where does Scripture say to say a little prayer and you'll be saved?

Take note that all of the passage that speak of having eternal life now are from John. The believer has eternal life in the sense that one has the Spirit. it is the Spirit that gives life. However, that is a down payment. If the believer had eternal life now he would not die, yet, we see that...

Eternal life is to live forever. Believers will achieve that state at the resurrection.

Because God made a promise to Abraham.

I don't see how you've proven your point. It seems to me that you've pulled passages of Scripture from the contexts in which they were written.

Why do you believe people go to Heaven when they die?

Oz, it's pretty obvious where the fallacy lies, it's not with me.

What argument have I made? I don't think you understand what a fallacy is. As I stated it is a flaw in reasoning. If one isn't reasoning there is no fallacy. However, your refuse to answer my question is a fallacy. Avoiding the Issue/question...

There are no fallacies in my posts. I know how to reason. A fallacy is an error in reasoning. Therefore to commit a fallacy one must be reasoning. Saying,"you didn't answer my question" is not a line of reasoning it is simply a statement and thus cannot be a fallacy. A sentence may or may not be...

The key there is reasoning. Saying, "you didn't answer my question" is not a line of reasoning and thus not a logical fallacy.

Do you know what a logical fallacy is? I guess since you're not answering the question there is no point in continuing.

Should I assume that you're not going to answer the question?

Interesting that you say that when you've still not answered my question. I don't really think you need an exegesis. I suspect you already know what the passage says. You see I typically get this kind of response when people don't have an argument. It's pretty clear from Paul's examples that he...

You still didn't answer the question, would apply Paul's statement about being carnal to all Christians? Guess what, when he told them about tongues he was writing to the church too. Anyone can easily find out what the word "teleios" means.

I would submit that there is one substance. Whatever substance the Father is, so is the Son. So, the Son is a separate entity from the Father but of the same substance as the Father. He later when born of Mary became flesh. Paul said of Christ, 6 who, although He existed in the form of God...